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Of space. its an element of, you know, unveiling mystery. something you, you couldnt see before, and suddenly, its there, and you think, "wow." so, what is dark matter, and where is it in space? well, lets start off with our own sun. its one of 100 billion stars that make up our galaxy, the milky way, which, in turn, is one of countless others throughout the universe. dark matter permeates space, with galaxies like tiny gems on a tangled cosmic web. the bright areas are where dark matter is most...

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On his most famous book, published more than 50 years ago, which tells the story of a ravenous caterpillar. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito looks back at his life. the very hungry caterpillar by eric carle. it�*s the story of a ravenous caterpillar that becomes... hes a beautiful... a butterfly! eric carle�*s children�*s classic, and more than 40 million copies have been sold. and he pushed his way out! whats he going to be? we sell him every day of our lives at the book shop. it�*s...

Of the coronavirus must not be politicised. it follows president biden�*s request for a fresh investigation by the us intelligence agencies into the origins of covid—i9. suggestions the virus leaked from a chinese lab have always beens strongly denied by beijing. 0ur correspondent will grant joins me now from washington. tell us more about the plans of president biden.— president biden. essentially he has already _ president biden. essentially he has already had _ president biden. essentia...

Bbc news, minsk. officials from china and the us have held what are described as "candid" talks, agreeing the development of bilateral trade is very important. president biden has inherited a contentious us—china relationship, with clashes over trade, technology, human rights and the pandemic. while beijing is calling for a reset, the biden administration has largely maintained donald trumps tough line. the bbc�*s zhaoyin feng looks at how biden is going to deal with china. us president bide...

Legislation as well, - but is that the publicl would see their trains running more on—time. when i became secretary of state, as a frustrated i commuter, i simply said ijust want trains to run on time - and i want every emphasis, . every single person in the rail network to be focused on that agenda. - grant shapps. staying with transport — and trials of rented e—scooters are taking place across england, as part of a government push to make local transport greener. but while the schemes of...

To contain a new covid—i9 outbreak. at least 25 people have tested positive, after several months of almost no community transmission in the country. president biden has given us intelligence agencies 90 days to conduct a fresh investigation into the origins of covid—i9, as speculation continues that it may�*ve leaked from a chinese lab. this claim has been strongly denied by beijing who said politicising the issue would only hamper investigations. i asked the bbc�*s will grant whats the...

Struggles in comparison. 0k, time to see what these phones can do. click here is the plough. this is the iphone 12 pro max. its not bad for starters. and this is another tip — if you are worried that pressing the shutter button will wobble the phone, you can get a very cheap bluetooth remote clicker like this one, or you can even use the volume control on your headphones as a remote shutter button. the iphone and samsung dont have specific astrophotography modes, so im going to go into full pr...

Sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, heres mike bushell. i love a penalty shoot out, i dont always football, and 21 penalties at manchester united villareal, a game. good morning...|t was supposed to be night of european glory for manchester united, but it ended in heartbreak — brought down to earth by the spanish side, villareal, who got their first taste of european glory. it was decided by a marathon penalty shoot out, which was decided by the goalkeepers. 0lly foster r...

But first: dominic cummings explosive evidence to mps on the governments handling of the pandemic. the prime ministers former adviser told them tens of thousands of people had died needlessly, borisjohnson was unfit to be prime minister, and matt hancock should have been sacked as health secretary for repeatedly lying. he spent seven hours in front of the health and the science and technology committees. and he began with an apology. the truth is that senior ministers, senior officials, senior a...